Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.97, No.36 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (49 articles)

2 - 2	Humorous brevity Seijo BC
3 - 3	Chemistry degrees and career paths Rummo GJ
4 - 4	Single nanowire makes tiniest spectrometer Peplow M
5 - 5	CAR-Ts reverse heart damage in mice Satyanarayana M
5 - 5	Nanosensors shine a light on brain chemistry Jansen K
6 - 6	Nanocatalyst sensor produces simple cancer test Viglione G
6 - 6	Machine learning can have human bias Lemonick S
7 - 7	A distant planet has water vapor Lemonick S
7 - 7	Hindered ether synthesis shocked to life Boerner LK
8 - 8	Making uncommon nanocatalyst shapes Jacoby M
8 - 8	Cultured bacteria hypermodify peptides Arnaud C
9 - 9	Tubulin levels affect brain cancer cells' sensitivity to drugs Zhang CC
9 - 9	Flexible ceramic aerogel withstands extreme heat and cold Jansen K
9 - 9	Chameleon inspires smart skin Halford B
10 - 10	BASF, Linde have plan for boosting helium supplies Reisch M
10 - 10	Gene-editing start-up Trucode launches Cross R
11 - 11	Sugar-waste-to-fuel plant eyed for Louisiana Bomgardner M
11 - 11	BioVectra will go to investment firm Mullin R
11 - 11	LyondellBasell to invest in Chinese project Tullo A
12 - 12	Fake meat firms gain steam Bomgardner M
12 - 13	GSK acquires Sitari Pharmaceuticals Cross R
12 - 12	Wacker invests again in battery materials firm Mccoy M
12 - 12	DuPont sells silicon wafer business Reisch M
12 - 12	3M supports PFAS regulation Reisch M
12 - 12	Ascensus to buy boron specialist Callery Reisch M
12 - 12	Europeans to advance battery recycling Scott A
12 - 12	EU database for hazardous waste Scott A
13 - 13	Clariant opens Houston oil field lab Tullo A
13 - 13	IRBM and MD Anderson ink pact Mullin R
13 - 13	Novartis expands STING operation Cross R
13 - 13	Wilson's Passage Bio raises $110 million Cross R
14 - 14	Companies spar over PFAS liability Hogue C
15 - 15	EPA commits to eliminating animal toxicity tests Erickson B
15 - 15	CSB nominee sails through Senate hearing Johnson J
15 - 15	UK to allow international students to stay longer Plackett B
16 - 18	A familiar voice in the lab Mullin R
20 - 22	The toilet gets a makeover Hiolski E
23 - 25	Charge detection mass spectrometry steps up Arnaud CH
26 - 27	Cashing in on the latest science Reisch MS
28 - 29	In the eye of the storm Hogue C
31 - 31	The ins and outs of hiring pipelines Jobber C
32 - 39	The redemption of James Wilson Cross R
40 - 40	ACS Project SEED: The next 50 years Warner D
41 - 41	ACS members to vote on amendments Lewis F
41 - 41	Committee on Chemists with Disabilities debuts accessible periodic table Dulay MT
41 - 41	Spotlight on innovation Dibblee M
41 - 41	joint agreement on Sustainable Development Goals Brown L
42 - 43	Scenes from ACS San Diego [Anonymous]
48 - 48	2019 Ig Nobel Prizes Halford B